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1 Modernisierungskonzept für den Iran MODERNISIERUNGSKONZEPT FÜR DEN IRAN Prof. Dr. Friedhelm Gehrmann Steinbeis University Berlin Institute of Global Consulting and Government Mashad (Iran) , October 3rd , 2005
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Modernisierungskonzept für den Iran

MODERNISIERUNGSKONZEPT FÜR DEN IRAN

Prof. Dr. Friedhelm Gehrmann Steinbeis University Berlin

Institute of Global Consulting and Government

Mashad (Iran) , October 3rd , 2005

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Steinbeis Organisation: Overview

S t e i n b e i s F o u n d a t i o n(4.500 Employees / 750 Professors / 641 Transfer Centers / 49 Countries)

MENA* Team (Middle East and North Africa)Institute of Global Consulting and Government

University:31 Institutes

Transfer Centers :641 Centers

Iran

Steinbeis Technology andKnowledge Transfer University

Libya Morocco Oman Egypt Tunesia Lebanon ...

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MODERNISIERUNGSKONZEPT FÜR DEN IRAN

1 Welches Land kann Vorbild für den Iran sein ?

2 Selbst-initiiertes Modernisierungskonzept für den Iran (SIDMO)

3 Die 8 „Motore“ des Modernisierungsprozesses im Iran

4 Qualifizierung – Technologiezentren – Competence Center -Entrepreneurship

5 Öffnung von neuen Märkten in der Europäischen Union und inOsteuropa

6 Internationale Wettbewerbsfähigkeit des Iran

Stuttgart

Shanghai

Tokyo

Houston

WolgogradHarvard /MIT

Silicon Valley

Tarnow

Marseille

St. PetersburgMunich

Leuna

Singapore

SeoulLahore

Zuwara

United Arab. Emirates

Selected Knowledge Centers in the World

Malysia

Most important countries for MENA: Japan, Singapore, South-Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, India, Thayland, South-Vietnam, China

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SIDMO - Concept “Self-initiated Domestic Modernisation”Iran’s Efforts to International Competitiveness

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The The „„EngineEngine““ of ofIranIran‘‘ss

ModernisationModernisation

1. 1. PrivatisationPrivatisation

4. 4. NetworkingNetworking5. Joint Ventures5. Joint Ventures

3. SME Set-Up3. SME Set-Up

6. Out-6. Out-SourcingSourcing

7. Innovation7. Innovation

8. 8. DiversifiedDiversified EconomyEconomy

13. 13. QualificationQualification (HR) (HR)

2. 2. Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship

9. 9. eBusinesseBusiness / / eGovernmenteGovernment

12. 12. LighthouseLighthouse Projects Projects

10. 10. StandardisationStandardisation / / CertificationCertification

11. 11. QualityQuality Management Management

14. 14. IncreasedIncreasedQualifiedQualified

WorkforceWorkforce15. 15. MoreMore DomesticDomestic

WorkingWorking PlacesPlaces

18. 18. IncreasedIncreased GNP GNP

17. 17. IncreasedIncreased Exports Exports

16. 16. IncreasedIncreased DomesticDomestic Production Production

21. 21. IncreasedIncreased WealthWealth

22. 22. IncreasedIncreased Prestige / Reputation Prestige / Reputation

19. 19. SectoralSectoral SpreadSpread EffectsEffects

20. Regional 20. Regional SpreadSpread EffectsEffects

NecessaryNecessary Initiatives in Iran Initiatives in Iran

Short-Short-termterm ConsequencesConsequences in Iran in Iran MidMid--termterm ConsequencesConsequences in Iran in Iran

Long-Long-termterm ConsequencesConsequences forforIranIran‘‘s Global s Global CompetitivenessCompetitiveness

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DIGITASATION

-eBusiness / eCommerce

- eAdministration / eGovernment

- New platform for new services

GLOBALISATION

- Production

- Service providing

-Need, to follow the customers

QUALIFICATION

- Skilled workers and University Graduates

- “Elivator-Principle” (= Aufzug-Prinzip)

- International standardisation and certification

SIDMO - CONCEPT

- Self-initiated

- Domestic initiation

- Modernisation

PRIVATISATION / ENTREPRENEURSHIP

- Step-by-step privatisation of selectedparts of state-owned companies

- New entrepreneurship for small andmedium enterprises (= SME)

- Diversifation of the economy

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Which preparatory activities have been done by your company / institution / nation...in order to meet with these challenges of the 6 Key Drivers ???

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NEW MANAGEMENT

from employed manager toentrepreneurial decision-maker

– for promoting

INTERNATIONALCOMPETITIVENESS

Die acht wichtigsten Motore zur Erlangungder internationalen Wettbewerbsfähigkeit im Iran

TECHNOLOGY CENTERS

-Set-up of T-Centers as key drivers ofprivatisation- T-Centers as promoter of innovation and newtechnologies- T-Center as engine of the modernisationprocess

KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY

- Less import of machines, but more importof knowledge (Know How, licences)- Application of new and innovativetechnologies- Mid-term aim : Export of Iranian Knowledge/ Know How

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The Steinbeis Qualification House

ApprenticeApprentice

Jun. Jun. TechnicianTechnicianJun. Jun. economisteconomist

MidMid--levellevelmanagermanager

Senior Manager

The The ElivatorElivator –– PrinciplePrinciple

University

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Jun. Jun. TechnicianTechnicianJun. Jun. economistEconomist

MidMid--levellevelmanagerManager

PhD, Director

The The –– PrinciplePrinciple

Consulting

Skillcenter

University

PhDPhD

MBAMBA

BBABBA

FunnelFunnelFunnelFunnel

Institute forVocational

Training

Academy forManagement &

Leadership

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Institute forVocational

Training

SkillcenterSkillcenter

“From Apprentice to PhD”

AcademyAcademy forManagement &

LeadershipLeadership

AcademyAcademy

LeadershipLeadership

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SteinbeisSteinbeisOnlineOnline

Communication &Communication &CollaborationCollaboration

Control of Remote Experiments

Institute of Petrochemistry

Norway, DrillingGermany, Thyssen / Krupp

Germany,Steinbeis University, Berlin

Germany,FIZ Chemie, Berlin/Leipzig

Germany, VEBA

InternetInternetOil drilling site

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Industrial Parks and Technology Centers

Most important characteristics :

1 Main task: Production of goods and services

2 Level: Application of low and middle technology

3 Purpose: Encouragement of Entrepreneurship Innovation Networking / Joint Ventures

4 Consequence: More privatisation and more domestic working places

5 Philosophy: More applied research and development communities

6 Organisational principle: Cluster and / or regions

Abb.: http://www.vonscheven.net

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Initiatives for a National Network ofCompetence Centers

1 CC Managementand Leadership

2 CC ICT/Media

3 CC eBusiness/eAdministration

4 CC Finance/Investment

5 CC Bank/Insurance

6 CC Law

7 CC Privatisation,Entrepreneurshipand Outsourcing

8 CC Technology andInnovation Management

9 CC ...........

10 CC ...........

11 CC Petrochemistry

12 CC Electric Industry

13 CC Steel

14 CC Logistics

15 CC Construction/Building

16 CC MachineIndustry

17 CC Maintenance

18 CC Automobil Industry

19 CC Agriculture

19 CC Agriculture

20 CC Tradeand Commerce

21 CC Post andTelecommunication

22 CC Public Management(State, Regional,

Local)

23 CC .............

Role of Competence Centers (CC)• Initiator• Developer• Moderniser• Transmitter• Accelerator• Catalyst

Abb.: http://www.meetconsult.nl

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BUY - MAKE - COMMERCIALISE :The Role of Competence Centers in the SIDMO - Process

ManagementModernisationProcess: SIDMO II

ManagementModernisationProcess: SIDMO I

Management

COMMERCIA-LISE : 2012

MAKE2008

BUY2005

Human ResourceQualificationHuman ResourceQualificationHuman Resource

EquipmentTechnical Progress:Revitalisation

EquipmentTechnicalProgress:Revitalisation

Equipment

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Funnel : 8 Steps to Entrepreneurship

1. Information Seminar “Entrepreneurship & Outsourcing”

2. Registration & Pre–Evaluation Management

3. Basic & Additional Qualification Program

4. Individual Financial Encouragement Mgt. (Financial Assistance and subsidies)

5. Individual Incubation Management

6. Founding of a Company (supported by the incubator)

7. Financial Assistance (subsidies, credits etc.)

8. Start of Company Activities

3.1 Basic KnowledgeBusiness IdeaMarket AnalysisProduct PlanInvestment PlanMarketing PlanBusiness Plan

3.2 AdditionalKnowledgeEnglishInternetNetworkingJoint VenturesInnovation ManagementContract Management

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DELIVERY - JOINT - VENTURE - INVESTMENTFrom “observation” to “domestic investment

HOMELANDINVESTMENT

HOME (= DOMESTIC)INVESTMENT PHASE

6 to PRODUCE in your homeland; creationof working places in your homeland

5 to INVEST as Joint Venture in yourhomeland

4 to make JOINT VENTURES in Germany,EU, EE etc.

3 to OBSERVE the markets in Germany,EU, EE etc. .

2 to DELIVER from domestic market toGermany, EU, EE

1 to INFORM in Germany, France,European Union (EU), East Europe (EE)etc. (market transparency)

TESTJOINT VENTUREPHASE (ABROAD)

OBSERVATIONCONFIDENCEMAKING PHASE

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The Road to International Competitiveness

SIDMOSIDMO

InternationalInternationalCompetitivenessCompetitiveness

Phase : ProducePhase : Produce

Phase : CommercialisePhase : Commercialise

Phase : BuyPhase : Buy

Technology Parks asTechnology Parks as„„EnginesEngines““

for the Modernisation andfor the Modernisation andPrivatisation ProcessPrivatisation Process

Paradigm-Shift:Paradigm-Shift:„„From From employedemployed

manager manager totoentrepreneurialentrepreneurial

decision-makerdecision-maker““

PrivatisationPrivatisation

QualificationQualification

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MODERNISIERUNGSKONZEPT FÜR DEN IRAN

Thank you very much for your attention !!!


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